HSE names firms stopped from working with engineered stone
Summary
The Health and Safety Executive has named four companies that were served with prohibition notices over safety concerns linked to engineered stone. The firms are based in Worcester, Coventry, Oldbury and Italia Stone Ltd, though the extract does not provide further detail on the specific hazards or enforcement circumstances.
Why it matters
Engineered stone is used in residential kitchens and other fit-out applications, so surveyors may encounter it during inspections and need to be alert to associated health and safety issues. The article also highlights active HSE enforcement in this area, which is relevant where surveyors advise on refurbishment, occupational risk or compliance.
Key points
- HSE has named four firms subject to prohibition notices.
- The notices relate to safety concerns over engineered stone.
- The companies are located in Worcester, Coventry, Oldbury and one further named business.
- The extract does not specify the exact nature of the safety concerns.
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